The aegis & intelligencer

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victory as no other leader in the Stab

ever did.

MRS. ROVVLR MeI,FA HI \l>.

Mrs. Donald McLean, daughter of

the late .lodge Ritchie, of Frederick,

died at the Church Home N Infirmary in

Baltimore, on Friday, and was buried

m Frederick City where the funeral

services took place on Monday.

Mrs. McLean had been ill in Haiti

more for some weeks and herdeath was

not unexpected. Resides her husband

she leaves two daughters. Mrs A (I

(iardiner and Mrs Fdwiml (Jill Wylie,

both of New York City. i

She was well known in this community

where she frequently visited in early

life, and was closely connected with tin

Dallam, Webster and McCormick

families.

Willi the rich Colonial blood of her

ancestors coursing in every vein it is

not surprising that her viril brain re

sponded to the impetus of recent years

to crystallize into living form and power

sentiments of true parlriolism and

loyalty of heart, not only for the countr\

m which we glory about also in the

Colonial dames and heroes who did so

much to establish our country on a sine I

foundation for its future greatness.

To this end she early became identilie-!

with the Daughters of (he American

Revolution and was twice elected pn- i

•hut of the national body. During lie

four years exacting demands were mail'

on her time and talents and prohnbi i

no woman in America was better known

for her silver tongued oratory and in

passioned eloquence. The ernwnn

(humph of her administration was Ho

completion of Continental Hall, tlo

Daughters' handsome home in Wieduui

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The aegis & intelligencer. (1916). Bel Air, Md., 1916-05-26. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83016107/1916-05-26/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The aegis & intelligencer, 1916-05-26.